Download A2Tester.java Date.java, Time.java and Exam.java to the same directory.
computer science
Description
Quick Start
1. Download A2Tester.java Date.java, Time.java and Exam.java to the same directory.
2. Read A2Tester.java and Date.java carefully.
a. Compile and run the A2Tester program from the directory you downloaded the files to.
To compile: javac A2Tester.java
To run: java A2Tester
3. Implement each method in Date.java, by repeating the following steps:
a. Uncomment a test in the corresponding method in A2Tester.java
b. Add stubs for the methods in Date.java
NOTE: a stub is an empty method with only the signature and return value if there is one
c. Compile and run to ensure your tests and stubs are correct
d. Implement each method by completing the stub following the documentation within the .java file
e. Compile and run (repeat steps d and e until all of your tests on the Date class pass)
f. Add additional tests where needed, compile and run
g. Repeat steps a-f for Time.java and Exam.java
Submission and Grading
CRITICAL: You must name the methods in the *.java files as specified in the documentation (shown in
the UML above) and as used in A2Tester.java or you will receive a zero grade for that method.
Submit ALL of the following files with your name and student ID at the top of each file using conneX:
Date.java and Time.java and Exam.java
If you chose not to complete some of the methods required, you must at least provide a stub for the incomplete
method in order for our tester to compile. If you submit files that do not compile with our tester, you will receive
a zero grade for the assignment. It is your responsibility to ensure you follow the specification and submit the
correct files.
Your code must not be written to specifically pass the test cases in the testers, instead, it must work on all
valid inputs. We will change the input values, add extra test and we will inspect your code for hard-coded
solutions.
Be sure you submit your assignment, not just save a draft. ALL late and incorrect submissions will be given
a ZERO grade.
A reminder that it is OK to talk about your assignment with your classmates, and you are encouraged to design
solutions together, but each student must implement their own solution. We will use plagiarism detection software
on your assignment submissions.
